Disaster Shelter Management Solution

Natural disasters seem to occur frequently. The environment changes rapidly, resulting increase in natural disasters related to weather conditions. When this happens, entire villages, cities, or geographic areas may be affected. Entire populations of tens, hundreds or thousands of people at that time need shelter. During this time, to protect a person from the effects of exposure to the elements, disaster management sheltersolution is essential for survival and recovery.

Disaster Management Shelter solutions are an immediate priority for human survival. Consider the trauma that a person may have suffered during a disastrous event and the need for shelter is even greater.

Key features for Disaster Shelter Management solutions should be:

Transportable

Shelter packs must represent less than 1% of their mounted volume, and be perfectly adapted to ISO containers and also suitable for air transport.

Lightweight

Aluminum emergency buildings are perfect for air cargo

Assemble anywhere

Shelters must be built quickly with the help of local labor under the supervision of specialists

Easy installation

Disaster shelters should be easily constructed with simple tools and equipment. All components must be color-coded for easy identification, and each emergency structure is provided with detailed instruction manuals.

Various uses

Providing care, medical assistance, supplies, shelter and community support is a top priority in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. Shelters should be able to provide emergency shelter and provide protection for people, supplies, equipment and vehicles.

Durability

Shelters must be made of high-resistance PVC coating materials as they are fire and UV resistant. After production, hot-dip galvanizing welded steel components and anodized aluminum ensures a long service life of the structure.

In most cases, Disaster Management Shelter solutions are considered temporary. The ultimate goal is to provide a safe and functional shelter that can serve as a home base for families recovering, to rebuild their community and return to their regular lives in a permanent home.